Zachary Bernstein

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Everybody has a monster. You can't get rid of it, you just have to learn how to deal with it. That's the crux of Jaime Andrews's semi-autobiographical tale of growing up as a ne'er-do-well suburban youth alongside her cheeky but sinister Monster. Andrews, who penned the script, shines as Cookie, a role she was literally born to play, masterfully making the switch from young child to teenager, playing comic foil to her own inner demon. And Scott Leggett as the Monster manages to pull off a g... full review

This show is amazing. Guaranteed to make you laugh. Two brilliant performers, and songs that are funny and catchy. Why, if you paid me $150 to write a review for this show, I'd use the money to buy tickets for my friends.... full review